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Form · last two seasons
69
performing to its level
Rating69recent
Peak71best 5 yrs
Career63whole career
confidence

Jeff Monken

Head Coach · Army

Headline rating: as head coach. Every role he has been rated in is below.

Chemistry
Chem 74: strong74
continuity at Army · early
Seasons here13
Programs1
Stints1

Career path

Head-coaching stints since 1936; assistant roles since 2016
2014–2026ArmyHead Coach

Chemistry

vs every head coach since 2016 · 62 = typical
How much continuity and loyalty his programs carryat Army
Tenure here — Seasons as head coach at his current schoolTenure here87Staff continuity — Seasons he and his offensive coordinator have worked togetherStaff continuity78Player retention — Players kept vs. the league norm for similar rosters (fewer transfers out)Player retention98Followers — Players and staff who followed him from his previous jobFollowers60QB & coordinator — How long his quarterbacks have played for the same coordinatorQB & coordinator70Roster continuity — Share of starters returning from one season to the next under himRoster continuity54
Tenure here
Seasons as head coach at his current school
87
Staff continuity
Seasons he and his offensive coordinator have worked together
78
Player retention
Players kept vs. the league norm for similar rosters (fewer transfers out)
98
Followers
Players and staff who followed him from his previous job
60
QB & coordinator
How long his quarterbacks have played for the same coordinator
70
Roster continuity
Share of starters returning from one season to the next under him
54
Dashed gold ring on the radar = average (62). Chemistry scale: 62 is typical, 20-50 is a warning sign, under 10 is a collapse.

As head coach

Rating69Form69≈ as usualPeak71Career63
2010–2026 · 17 seasonsRecord 127-79National titles 0Great seasons 0 (top ~7% of all teams that year)
  • Rating 69: his whole career, recent seasons weighted most, measured as how far his teams stood above their era, crediting him with half of what each program already was when he arrived (about the share that, historically, follows a coach to his next job), fading as the program becomes his own.
  • Peak 71: best five-season stretch, 2010–2012 at Georgia Southern (31-12), taking over an average program.
  • Career 63 (#291 since 1936): total accomplishment over 17 seasons (127-79), 0 national titles, 0 elite seasons; full credit for the program he inherited.
  • Won big at one of his 2 programs (Georgia Southern).
Over expectation · 2016 on76Results against what his rosters' talent predicted (program lift, evaluation, recruiting, staff building, game management).

Rating = who he is: his whole head-coaching career (since 1936), weighted toward recent years — how far his teams stood above their contemporaries, how much he lifted programs, his great seasons and titles. Form = the last two seasons. Career = the all-time ranking number.

Program lift80
Evaluation80
Results68
Recruiting20
Staff building87
Game management62
SeasonTeamRecordSeason rankvs contemporaries
2026Army0-0#51+0.37 SD
2025Army7-6#71-0.07 SD
2024Army12-2#40+0.59 SD
2023Army6-6#92-0.48 SD
2022Army6-6#80-0.36 SD
2021Army9-4#51+0.43 SD
2020Army9-3#33+0.19 SD
2019Army5-8#90-0.44 SD
2018Army11-2#31+0.75 SD
2017Army10-3#63+0.07 SD
2016Army8-5#84-0.42 SD
2015Army2-10#101-0.89 SD
2014Army4-8#118-1.28 SD
Season rank = his team among all major-college teams that year; vs contemporaries = how far above the average team (in standard deviations).